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Meeting to plan for future of sport
9:47am Sunday 13th July 2008
ATHLETES are being asked to help plan for the future of sport in South Gloucestershire.
Representatives of local clubs and sports enthusiasts are invited to a meeting to set the agenda for a two-year plan in the region.
They can attend the meeting, at the clubhouse at Yate Outdoor Sports Complex, on Monday, July 14 (7pm), and make their views known about improvements and changes to the sporting agenda.
The consultation meeting has been organised by South Gloucestershire Council to review the current Physical Activity and Sport Plan, which is coming to an end, and to draw up a new strategy.
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